murray2020#
Stimuli from Murray (2020)
This module reproduces most of the stimuli used by Murray (2020) as they were provided to the model described in that paper but normalized between 0 and 1. The stimuli are show in Fig 1 of the paper. NOTE that the Haze illusion (Fig 1m) is not provided.
Each stimulus is provided by a separate function, which can be listed using
>>> import stimupy.papers.murray2020
>>> help(stimupy.papers.murray2020)
The output of each of these functions is a stimulus dictionary.
For a visual representation of all the stimuli and their mask, simply run this module from the shell
$ python -m stimuli.papers.murray2020
or from within python
>>> from stimupy.utils import plot_stimuli
>>> from stimupy.papers import murray2020
>>> plot_stimuli(murray2020.gen_all())
References
- Murray, R. F. (2020).
A model of lightness perception guided by probabilistic assumptions about lighting and reflectance. Journal of Vision, 20(7), 28. https://doi.org/10/gh57gf
Functions#
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Argyle illusion, Murray (2020) Fig 1a |
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Argyle control figure, Murray (2020) Fig 1c |
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Long-range Argyle illusion, Murray (2020) Fig 1b |
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Snake illusion, Murray (2020) Fig 1i |
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Snake control figure, Murray (2020) Fig 1j |
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Koffka-Adelson figure, Murray (2020) Fig 1e |
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Koffka ring, broken, Murray (2020) Fig 1d |
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Koffka ring, connected, Murray (2020) Fig 1f |
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Checkerboard assimilation, Murray (2020) Fig 1h |
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Classic simultaneous contrast figure, Murray (2020) Fig 1k |
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Articulated simultaneous contrast figure, Murray (2020) Fig 1l |
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White's illusion, Murray (2020) Fig 1A |